Stay Home and Read to Support the Library’s Cybernauts!
Feb 26, 2020
The Stay Home and Read a Book Ball is coming up this Sunday, March 1, and we hope you will join thousands across the city in celebrating our most beloved […]
Stay Home and Read on Sunday, March 1!
Feb 26, 2020
A message from Library Foundation President, Ken Brecher Dear Reader, In Los Angeles, there is no shortage of events to attend or destinations to explore, but on Sunday, March 1st, […]
“Ghost DNA Hints at Africa’s Missing Ancient Humans”
Feb 13, 2020
Carl Zimmer writes on the newest findings on ancient DNA:
“Even Physicists Don’t Understand Quantum Mechanics”
Feb 02, 2020
Before our program with Sean Carroll, read his article on the latest questions in quantum mechanics.
“2019 was the second-warmest year on record, NASA and NOAA say”
Jan 15, 2020
Did 2019 feel a little hotter? Check out what climate scientists have to say:
“Eight science stories to watch for in 2020”
Jan 03, 2020
Mars? Early cancer detection? Climate commitments? Keep your eye out for these stories in 2020:
“Y2K @ 20”
Dec 23, 2019
A cool, interactive end-of-the-year post reflecting on 20 years since Y2K with contributions from ALOUD on Science moderator Nellie Bowles:
Thank you for a great year!
Dec 20, 2019
Thank you for supporting us in 2019! As we celebrate the end of a productive and eventful year at the Los Angeles Public Library, all of us at the Library […]
“The Illness That Had No Name”
Dec 01, 2019
Read about Amanda Stern, mental health advocate and the curator for this week’s “Anxiously Yours” program:
“We Teach A.I. Systems Everything, Including Our Biases”
Nov 16, 2019
A timely read to consider for our program with Dr. Achuta Kadambi.